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Walnuts, almonds, pepitas, or pine nuts — most people have a stash of nuts and seeds in the cupboard. And with the help of some other common ingredients, you can transform this simple snack food into something special. Perfect for entertaining guests or just your grumbling stomach.
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A lot of people assume that the tradition of fika means sweet treats. Of course, not much tops the pairing of a cup of coffee and a cardamom bun, but the Swedish custom of fika can also be a savory thing.
Swedes, and their Scandinavian counterparts, are known for their open-faced sandwiches, often made on top of dense, hearty bread. But skorpor areother savory fika treats worth trying.
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With your first batch of homebrew still waiting to be bottled and a now-empty fermentation bucket staring you down, perhaps you’re contemplating … doing another homebrew? I fully support this plan! If you’re also feeling like stretching your creative wings with this next batch, I have a few suggestions for easy ways to start playing around with flavors in your homebrews.
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A few months ago I wrote a post about how to ventilate a kitchen when you don’t have a range hood or vent. A number of Kitchn readers recommended installing a reversible window fan which, when put on the exhaust setting, can effectively draw smells, steam, and smoke out of your kitchen.
I don’t have a hood in my rental kitchen, and for a long time I just ran the ceiling fans in other rooms when I cooked something particularly smelly or smoky. It worked okay, but wasn’t ideal. So I decided to put a window fan in one of my kitchen windows, and now I’m so glad I did.
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This frosty almond butter and banana shake is the perfect sweet treat to refuel your body. Filled with nutty flavor and sweet bananas, this dairy-free snack tastes like dessert! And it does it with a rather surprising secret ingredient.
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If you cook in a tiny kitchen, you know it doesn’t take much for it to become really messy, really fast. Cleaning as you go is crucial, but even that doesn’t solve every problem. You want more space, more elbow room, a better system — anything to make cooking easier and a little more enjoyable.
From a quick cleanup idea to how to get more temporary prep space, here are 10 smart, simple tips that’ll make cooking in your small kitchen a little better.
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Q: My roommate received a bottle of sour plum liqueur as a gift, and she has challenged me to find something delicious to do with it. So now I put to you: What delicious things can I do with sour plum liqueur?
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You’ve seen coffee ice cubes, chai ice cubes, and melon ice cubes, but what about watermelon ice cubes? These one-ingredient ice cubes couldn’t be easier to make, and look so refreshing. Put a couple in your cold seltzer water this summer and get a sweet treat as they slowly melt.
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Many times I feel like a day of no cooking. In the paleo world, this almost sounds like an oxymoron. Everyone complains that paleo is a tied-to-the-kitchen kind of existence, but I am here to say this could not be further from the truth.
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Many times I feel like a day of no cooking. In the paleo world, this almost sounds like an oxymoron. Everyone complains that paleo is a tied-to-the-kitchen kind of existence, but I am here to say this could not be further from the truth.
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